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Last month my ultrasound read that my right ovary was 15 cc and left 3 cc. 1 month later, my right ovary is now 8 cc and left 7 cc. is this normal?
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Ovarian size: The size of the ovaries by ultrasound are measured by centimeters (cms) and if an ovarian cyst is present then there can be variances in size dependent upon when they are measured in the menstrual cycle.
Answered 6/1/2018
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